SHAUNAE MILLER IS a sprinter representing the Bahamas at the Olympics.
Matt Dunham Matt Dunham
Yesterday, she won gold in the women’s 400m, and her valiant efforts to literally throw herself across the finish line has become a massive meme.
Just as it looked like she was going to lose gold to American Allyson Felix, Miller made a dive over the line to secure first place.
Martin Meissner Martin Meissner
Hate dah Felix! https://vine.co/v/5htdtEwOuLl
It’s perfectly acceptable to dive, with the official Olympic rules stating that the winner simply has to get their torso across the finish line first.
Miller’s time was 49.44 seconds, with Felix just .07 seconds behind.
Morry Gash Morry Gash
Greatest #Gold medal divers in #Olympics history:1—Greg Louganis2—Shaunae Miller pic.twitter.com/FCjlkHCIW4— Judge Don Willett (@JusticeWillett) August 16, 2016
Greatest #Gold medal divers in #Olympics history:1—Greg Louganis2—Shaunae Miller pic.twitter.com/FCjlkHCIW4
If Shaunae Miller were a jockey.https://t.co/ROXcdn3icy pic.twitter.com/DcEmTOIUVL— Ricky Bush (@thebushnews) August 16, 2016
If Shaunae Miller were a jockey.https://t.co/ROXcdn3icy pic.twitter.com/DcEmTOIUVL
Shaunae Miller winning gold medals like pic.twitter.com/UDMDGtSI5v— Ira Madison III (@ira) 16 August 2016
Shaunae Miller winning gold medals like pic.twitter.com/UDMDGtSI5v
Shaunae Miller diving for #gold like #Rio2016 pic.twitter.com/tRqyu5O3vw— B/R Football (@brfootball) August 16, 2016
Shaunae Miller diving for #gold like #Rio2016 pic.twitter.com/tRqyu5O3vw
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This Olympian became a meme when she loafed herself across the finish line to win gold
SHAUNAE MILLER IS a sprinter representing the Bahamas at the Olympics.
Matt Dunham Matt Dunham
Yesterday, she won gold in the women’s 400m, and her valiant efforts to literally throw herself across the finish line has become a massive meme.
Just as it looked like she was going to lose gold to American Allyson Felix, Miller made a dive over the line to secure first place.
Martin Meissner Martin Meissner
Hate dah Felix!
https://vine.co/v/5htdtEwOuLl
It’s perfectly acceptable to dive, with the official Olympic rules stating that the winner simply has to get their torso across the finish line first.
You can clearly see Miller’s torso is ever-so-slightly ahead of Felix’s upright
Miller’s time was 49.44 seconds, with Felix just .07 seconds behind.
Morry Gash Morry Gash
It didn’t stop Miller becoming a meme
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